Power to the People: the e-bike revolution

Bike Auckland

Bike Auckland is delighted to invite you to this Bike Champions Forum where we will discuss why e-bikes are the game-changers of transport.

The Flagship Education Centre

What if there was a way to reduce traffic congestion, enjoy cleaner air in our cities, make our streets safer, improve accessibility for young, elderly and disabled people, and combat the cost of living crisis—all while helping to protect our planet?E-bikes offer an unprecedented opportunity to do just that—if we can make them more accessible to a wide range of people. By helping people feel more comfortable keeping up with traffic, ironing out the hills and generally making cycling more fun and accessible, e-bikes help to get more people on bikes more often.An e-bike rebate is the fastest way to give as many people as possible the opportunity to own and enjoy the life changing experience of riding an e-bike.Bike Auckland is delighted to invite you to this Bike Champions Forum where we will discuss why e-bikes are the game-changers of transport, and how an e-bike rebate scheme could be the catalyst for a safe, sustainable and accessible transport system.We are super excited that Power to the People - the e-bike revolution is going to be moderated by Tiffany Robinson. Tiffany is currently a Senior Active Modes Specialist for Auckland Transport managing the Regional Walking Programme. 
She has over 17 years of planning experience in the public and private sector, primarily in transportation planning and community outreach here and abroad. 
She’s also Women in Urbanism Aotearoa Committee member with a passion for creating environments for women to move about safely and get home without incident. She enjoys getting out and about with her e-trike Trinity when she can, encouraging others to boldly take up space on the road.
Speakers:Women’s health advocate and former track cyclist, Kirstie KlingenbergSustainable transport and accessibility advocate, Tim AdriaansenWhen: Wednesday 22 March, 5.30pm for a 6pm start - 8pmWhere: Flagship, 55 Madden StThe venue for this event, The Flagship, is wheelchair accessible from the South side of the building (Madden Street). There is a wheelchair friendly toilet, but it is a bit tucked away so may have to ask on the day. T﻿his event will be livestreamed! On the day, follow this link to come and watch from the digisphere. At the moment that link doesn't go anywhere, but on the day it will take you to the stream! Isn't that nifty?https://www.bikeauckland.org.nz/202303-BCF-Livestream

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